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A water crisis is expected to affect Hyderabad’s western IT corridor, with severe drinking‑water shortages projected from December. Reports indicate that Serilingampally could see an 80 percent reduction in supply, and other areas in the corridor are also likely to face similar shortages, though specific details are not provided.
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Hyderabad: Several areas in the western corridor of Hyderabad are likely to face severe drinking water shortages from December this year. According to a report in the Times of India, Serilingampally is expected to see an 80 per cent reduction in supply. Among the other areas that are likely to be…
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India's water management initiatives a model for developing nations: World Bank official
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India's water management efforts, such as the Jal Jeevan Mission, are being recognized internationally for their effectiveness. The World Bank highlights India's initiatives, including river restoration and dam safety improvements. These programs aimed at increasing access to clean water are now…
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India's water management initiatives, including the Jal Jeevan Mission and Namami Gange Programme, are gaining international recognition. Senior officials at the World Bank have praised these efforts as models for developing countries. The upcoming United Nations Water Conference will highlight…
